Review on Sony WI C310 Wireless Ear Headphones by Ada Pindelska ᠌

In overall, the headphones are extremely good; they have a pleasant sound and are very comfortable to wear. Nonetheless, you should not anticipate anything particularly remarkable from them. Pros: I use 2 weeks. Linked without any issues to both the laptop and the phone. The connection is maintained at a constant level. Magnetized to each other so that they stay in place and are comfortable. USB-C is a useful technology as well. And maybe most crucially, if one of the earpieces falls out, it will simply hang about the neck instead of flying off into the most unbelievable places, as is the case with truly wireless headphones (this is something that frequently occurs to me). I have already lost the earpiece down the drain). You shouldn't expect anything exceptional from them or any other plugs, as the sound quality is satisfactory. This applies to all plugs. The effectiveness of the soundproofing is adequate. Superior to the majority of competing models that cost the same amount. Include some drawbacks, such the following: The cable is quite thin, and there is no amplifier located at the point where it enters the housing of the earpiece. Due to the fact that so many people utilize that location, it is highly likely that it will become damaged at some point in the not too distant future. Microphone that does not have noise cancellation. After using my previous wired headphones, I found that these wireless ones were quite unusual. When you begin a conversation on the phone, you are able to hear the rustling of clothes, the sound of steps, and other ambient noises. It's not a huge deal, but it is aggravating. The volume control panel appears to be made of low-quality plastic. The buttons have a snug fit. Of course, these are petty criticisms, but the overall impression is still unfavorable.